Fitful profits, however high, if threatened with a ruinous reduction by a vacillating policy on the part of Government, will scarcely tempt him to trust the money which he has acquired by a life of labor upon the uncertain adventure.
Editor's note · Context
Tyler notes that fluctuating government policies discourage capital investment.
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